20. Voida, saada, osata and other Finnish verbs of ability
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20. Voida, saada, osata and other Finnish verbs of ability
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Why does Finnish have so many verbs that all seem to mean “can”?
In this episode of Nasta suomi, we break down the most confusing Finnish ability verbs in a clear, friendly, and practical way. You’ll finally understand the real difference between osata, saada, voida, pystyä, kyetä and jaksaa — without heavy grammar terms or stress.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
when to use osata (skills and knowing how)
how saada changes meaning between permission and receiving
why voida is about possibility, requests, and health
how pystyä and kyetä express real capability
why jaksaa is one of the most important verbs for everyday Finnish
how these verbs reflect Finnish thinking and everyday communication
This episode is perfect for A1–B1 Finnish learners, expats in Finland, and anyone who wants to sound more natural and confident when speaking Finnish.
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Listen, relax, and discover how Finnish doesn’t just say “can” — it asks the right question every time.